Palmon

One more AI enthusiast
Inspiring from Japan culture

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

Stop chasing e-girls. Start shipping them. $7,400 in 4 weeks.

This one lives in a pink bedroom that is not a bedroom.

Dark bangs. Soft blush. Tiny pink set. Piercings stacked like a character sheet. A tattoo that says SLEEP on a body that never needs rest. Birdcage. Plush pile. That sickly pretty LED glow every creator apartment pretends to have.

She lifts her arms. Fixes the straps. Drops closer to the camera like she knows the algorithm’s favorite distance.

10 seconds.

No booking. No split. No late-night “send deposit.”

Someone ran Flux until the face stuck. Kling until the motion felt lazy-real. CapCut until the cut hit on the breath. A chatbot for the caption. A 22-year-old named Alex for the upload button.

4 weeks later the clip family sat at $7,400.

Not because the room is nice.

Because half the timeline cannot tell synthetic skin from a real girl with a ring light — and the half that can still watches.

She will never answer a DM.

His Stripe will.

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

$5,900 in 3 weeks with AI Cosplayer

Silver hair. Pink eyes. Bunny bow. Blue-black crop jacket. Fingerless gloves. Neon room. Hands on the belt. Midriff first, then the face locks in.

8 seconds. Zero cosplayer. Zero convention booth. Zero costume budget.

Flux built her. Kling ran the motion. Runway cleaned the jitter. CapCut stacked the cuts. ChatGPT wrote 9 hooks; he posted 2.

Alex did not hire a cosplayer.

He built one.

$5,900 ads, tips, people buying the prompt in the replies.

She does not exist.

The deposit does.

[kyryusha @kyryusha52]

https://t.co/7TeAlnRigF

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

19 year David made $6,800 in 30 days. The catgirl on the pier is not real

Black ears. Messy bob. Full-sleeve ink. Fishnet sleeves. Tiny black dress. Then the cut: cyber mask, harness, red star straps, finger over her mouth. Water behind her. Rusted rail. Hard sun.

7 seconds. 2 looks. 0 model. 0 pier rental. 0 tattoo artist.

Flux locked her face and the ink map. Kling walked the poses. Runway cleaned the wind on the hair. CapCut cut the drop. ChatGPT wrote 10 captions; he kept 2.

David is 19. No agency. No onlyfans talent deal. A laptop and a stack of tools.

He did not sell the girl.

He sold the proof that a faceless goth cosplay clip still prints.

$6,800 in 30 days.

She never left the prompt.

He left his old job math.

[kyryusha @kyryusha52]

https://t.co/7TeAlnRigF

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

@liamrecall You can make a Saas product out of this. Having a bunch information is not enough, you need the right tools to make summaries and use it correctly. This is where this tools would came in clutch

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

$12,000 in 30 days. From a face that is not his.

He opens the clip as himself.

White wall. White tee. Acne. Soft scowl into a phone. No set. No brand deal. Just a bedroom and a filter stack.

Then the skin rewrites.

Brown bob. Freckles. Doll blush. Glossed mouth. Same angle. Same 5 seconds. Different person entirely.

He does not sell the girl.

He sells the proof: boy in, money out.

1 filter pipeline. Dozens of cuts. Same morph format, new hook every time. Captions, stitches, “how did you do that” replies under every post.

By day 30 the account cleared $12,000.

Ads. Tips. People paying for the prompt pack behind the face swap.

He still has acne in the first frame.

The bank balance does not care.

[kyryusha @kyryusha52]

https://t.co/7TeAlnRigF

[Palmon @0xPalmon]

@poseloss Agree, robots should replace human in monotone work, plus they work 24/7 when workers need to sleep, eat etc.